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Through Mirdite in Winter

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This is the story of an anthropological expedition to Albania in 1929. The author, an Albanian educator, accompanied Dr. Carleton S. Coon of Harvard University. He said that his motive in writing the book was to given an account of the rugged Highlands as seen by an Albanian, in contrast to travel accounts written by foreign visitors to Albania. The book presents a faithful portrayal of Northern Albania as it was some seventy years ago. Dr. Coon called the book a remarkably full and enjoyable ethnography of a people and their culture undergoing rapid change.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
East European Monographs
Country
United States
Date
13 November 2002
Pages
180
ISBN
9780880334945

This is the story of an anthropological expedition to Albania in 1929. The author, an Albanian educator, accompanied Dr. Carleton S. Coon of Harvard University. He said that his motive in writing the book was to given an account of the rugged Highlands as seen by an Albanian, in contrast to travel accounts written by foreign visitors to Albania. The book presents a faithful portrayal of Northern Albania as it was some seventy years ago. Dr. Coon called the book a remarkably full and enjoyable ethnography of a people and their culture undergoing rapid change.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
East European Monographs
Country
United States
Date
13 November 2002
Pages
180
ISBN
9780880334945